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1937 Market St. Denver, CO 80202

303-308-9300

http://www.cookstreet.com

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Best Cooking School
Award Winner 2011

1937 Market St. Denver CO 80202

Beastly butcher and do-gooder Mark DeNittis will honor veterans by teaching them how to break down the whole hog

By Lori Midson | Tue, March 19, 2013

Back in early January, we broke the news that master butcher Mark DeNittis had landed at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts as the director of culinary curriculum, a position he took on after closin... More »
Mark DeNittis lands at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts -- as the Director of Culinary Curriculum

By Lori Midson | Mon, January 07, 2013

If you're Mark DeNittis, you don't wallow in pig shit when the USDA pulls the pork from underneath your livelihood. Instead, you pick yourself up, eat a sausage or ten (and porchetta, to boot) and m... More »
Trends without end, round six: liquid assets, flesh and fine-dining elitism

By Lori Midson | Thu, January 03, 2013

What will be the big culinary trends in 2013? As we prepare for a new year in gastronomy, we posed that question to dozens of people in the local food business, everyone from chefs and pastry magici... More »
Good causes, holidays feasts and more on the calendar this week

By Patrick Langlois | Mon, November 19, 2012

The holidays are upon us -- and there are always plenty of culinary gifts at this time of year, which we all can be thankful for. Here's a taste of what's on the menu for this week.Monday, November 1... More »
Harvest season, honey and sake all on the culinary calendar this week

By Patrick Langlois | Mon, September 10, 2012

The second week of September is full of culinary events; and there's something for everyone -- especially if you're free on Sepember 15. Here's a taste of what's on the menu:Monday, September 10: Co... More »
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2011 | Best Cooking School

There are plenty of chefs who rise to the top by graduating from the school of hard knocks, forgoing culinary school to hone their skills in real-world kitchens. But culinary schools aren't just for aspiring chefs; they're also for consumers, and at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts, the curriculum caters to both, offering a full-fledged professional program for aspiring toques and hands-on recreational classes for those who want to sharpen their knife skills, learn the fundamentals of... More »
2008 | Best First-Date Destination

First dates can be tricky: Bars are loud, dinner leaves time for awkward silences, and movies aren't conducive to getting to know someone. But a cooking class is the perfect mix of talk and action. At Cook Street School of Fine Cooking, you can bond over the hands-on task of preparing food while mingling with the rest of the class. At the end, you enjoy the gourmet meal you created -- classic French or Italian cuisine are among numerous choices -- with a relaxing glass of wine. And... More »
2000 | Best wine-tasting parties

One Friday every month, Cook Street, a culinary college, opens its doors to downtrodden commuters for an after-work sampling of fine wines. Not only is the party reasonably priced at $25 per person, but it comes with various hors d'oeuvre prepared on the premises by a master chef. Best of all, this beat-the-traffic happy hour unfolds in LoDo, so you can stroll right from the haute tidbits and the audacious nose of that beaujolais to a swank, overpriced bistro to make a few comparisons. Glass... More »

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amanda.lindelow | Denver, CO | 181 Reviews

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| Tue, March 2, 2010

Centrally located and they offer something for everyone. Whether you're looking to learn a few tricks or purse a culinary career, they have a course for you. Love it.
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Caitlin34 | Denver, CO | 15 Reviews

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| Fri, November 21, 2008

Go to a Taste 5 class. Great food, great wine - an awesome way to spend an evening
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StephanieD722 | Denver, CO | 41 Reviews

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| Fri, August 1, 2008

We took a wine class here, too - not just a cooking school. They have an event called "Taste 5" on the second Friday evening of every month where you get a dinner with wine pairing that I've been wanting to try...
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